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Syed Shah Isra'il (Bengali: সৈয়দ শাহ ইসরাইল, Persian: سید شاه اسرائیل), also known as Shah Bondegi (Bengali: শাহ বন্দেগী, Persian: شاه بندگی; lit. King of Worship), was a 16th-century Persian language writer from Bengal. He is celebrated as a renowned medieval author of the Sylhet region.

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rdfs:comment	Syed Shah Isra'il (Bengali: সৈয়দ শাহ ইসরাইল, Persian: سید شاه اسرائیل), also known as Shah Bondegi (Bengali: শাহ বন্দেগী, Persian: شاه بندگی; lit. King of Worship), was a 16th-century Persian language writer from Bengal. He is celebrated as a renowned medieval author of the Sylhet region. (en)
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name	Syed Shah Israil (en)
birth place	Taraf Kingdom Greater Sylhet
death place	Taraf Kingdom
death place	Taraf Kingdom
birth place	Taraf Kingdom Greater Sylhet
dcterms:subject	16th-century Persian-language writers 16th-century deaths People from Chunarughat Upazila Bengali writers 16th-century educators 16th-century nobility 16th-century Muslim scholars of Islam 16th-century male writers 16th-century Indian Muslims 16th-century Indian scholars 16th-century Islamic religious leaders 16th-century Bengalis
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bengali Muslim Bengal Bengal Sultanate Persian language 16th-century Persian-language writers 16th-century deaths People from Chunarughat Upazila Arabic Ibrahim Danishmand Sylhet region Bengali writers 16th-century educators 16th-century nobility Islam Taraf Kingdom 16th-century Muslim scholars of Islam 16th-century male writers 16th-century Indian Muslims 16th-century Indian scholars 16th-century Islamic religious leaders 16th-century Bengalis Syed Nasiruddin Syed Pir Badshah Chunarughat Greater Sylhet
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resting place	Murarband Darbar Sharif, Chunarughat (en)
children	Syed Hemad, Syed Taj Jalali, Syed Ismail , Syed Abdullah Thani , Syed Ibrahim, Syed Muhammad, Syed Abdullah Muhammad, Syed Yaqub Faqirabadi, Syed Ilyas Quddus , Syed Kamal, Syed Nuh and Syed Qutb. (en)
father	Syed Khudawand (en)
honorific prefix	Malik al-Ulama (en)
nationality	Bengal Sultanate
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relatives	Syed Pir Badshah
religion	Islam
has abstract	Syed Shah Isra'il (Bengali: সৈয়দ শাহ ইসরাইল, Persian: سید شاه اسرائیل), also known as Shah Bondegi (Bengali: শাহ বন্দেগী, Persian: شاه بندگی; lit. King of Worship), was a 16th-century Persian language writer from Bengal. He is celebrated as a renowned medieval author of the Sylhet region. (en)
lineage	Syed Nasiruddin
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nationality	Bengal Sultanate
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of Persian-language poets and authors List of people from Sylhet 1534 in literature Chunarughat Upazila Muhammad Arshad (writer) History of Sylhet Israel (name) Taraf (Bengal) Sylhetis Syed Pir Badshah Syed Rayhan ad-Din
is lineage of	Syed Pir Badshah
is foaf:primaryTopic of	wikipedia-en:Syed_Shah_Israil

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